Alexandria Monroe High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Alexandria, IN)

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DlClC TOBEY No one knows this Tobey well, es closed up in his oys e she ut oysters too may hide a pear Tobey s not such a sullen chur BOYLE MARTHA DEAN The usual boil is a painful sore ich is very hard to endure, But Dean is an exceptiong We're very fond of her. Because his last nam They's always called him NEMA MULVANEY ere will we find LESTER EERNUNG lf all the girls He wishes to please l'le certainly shouldnt Be such a tease DELL NORMA SWlN Here's to jones's pride and joy' They call her Maxine for a jokeg call her that Don't let her hear you Or she'll put poison in your coke. VICTOR SCHOTT RUSSELL MUEY He's not so very tall or big, lt isn't the weather that gets him down Though bright, l will agree. lt isn't his studies that make him frown, e's Schott But we all know when he's in that mood lt's merely that the girl is Rood. VlllGlNlA POPPLEWELL She's much too pretty to settle dovmg No humdrum life for her lot. ver can tell' Lots of fun, Though yet demuref But, of course, one ne She may, or again, she may not. Wh Another like her? N' WATCH THE ,donno Ano r'L Go THROUGH IT AGAIN. ONE OF QUR TEACHERS CLAUDE MlLLER nd all applaud We ask that each a worthy chairman'-little Claude debate, ur Famed in high school for Who can tell what is his fate?

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BASIL RETHERFORD His face is always longg He has a smile, we trust- He really ought to use it Before it goes to rust. MARTHA JANE WILSON Lady mine, most fair thou art, With youth's gold and white and red Though your mind with wisdom's heavy Do not let it turn your head. HAROLD WILSON If our struggle in life Is to raise ourselves higher Then just look at Harold, Whom we should admire. MARY HUNTER She is a girl of manner mild, Her temper never varies: We'd really like to give a hand For those sweet ways of Mary's. CHARLES PEERY Our Charles is an all-'round boy, For all these things are his: A mind thatis good for studies, And a very pleasant phiz. THELMA GUSTIN She's quite a model oliice girl, And quite the teacl1er's pet. Her work is always neatly done- They've found no better yet. EUGENE HANNAH Our Eugene is a model boy, You never see him with a fag. That's why he is so very bright In Chemistry and Ag. GRACE PATE Here's one who's quite a typistg Her name, we see, is Pate. She says she is successful because She doesn't procrastinate. HERMAN RASTETTER They call him Dutch Because he's German. He can take a joke- That's why we like Herman. 45 IPQDK cow' SPA THA T

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CLEO ELSWOR'I'l-I Her hair is blonde and curley, Her eyes express surpriseg You can tell hy their deep color Why she is called Blue Eyes. BERNARD PRIESHOFF The aroma that surrounds him Would make a martyr gripe. We're not referring to B. O.: We merely mean his pipe. x I I Lffl 1 f lm ,ui I MAXINE KILGORE How queer this girl Who now takes the Hoorg She not only studies, But even asks for more. JOHN scoT'r Why, even if our Scotty Were dead and almost buried, He'd get up and tell the bearers How he should be carried. GLENDA NELSON A voice so soft and quiet, And manner so demure- A very pleasant future I'm sure these will procure. HARRY ELLIS When searchin for a charmer g Who's always bright and merry, You needn't look much further Than that ever-joking Harry. MARY MOHLER If you're looking for a typist Who's really very fastg Well, here is Mary Mohler, Who cannot he surpassed. ROBERT PIERCE You never could tell, By that attitude fierce, That all his friends call him . . Guess what?-Porky Pierce. MAE HOWERTON By her sweet and merry ways, She breaks the fall of many a bump. She's jolly all the live long day, And really most pleasingly plump. To Our Band lVXQ.rnbe1-S 'V S 1-- Means S HX r!!